Greek (Ελληνικά) is an Indo-European language. Native to the region around the Aegean Sea, it became widespread across Europe and Asia during antiquity, and today is still widely spoken as a second language across much of the Mediterranean. Greek languages have the longest documented history of any Indo-European branch, spanning some 3400 years of written history, and the Greek alphabet and its descendents have been adapted for use by many other languages.
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